Primary Care Nurse Position at Northern Health (British Columbia)

Primary Care Nurse Position at Northern Health (British Columbia)

17 Sep
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Northern Health - BC
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British Columbia

17 Sep

Northern Health - BC

British Columbia

Northern Health is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to join our team at Atlin Hospital. This role emphasizes dedicated patient care in a collaborative environment.

As a Primary Care Nurse, you will adhere to BCCNM standards while providing ethical, informed care across various community settings. Your role includes direct clinical care, developing collaborative care plans, and engaging with patients to meet their personal health goals. We are looking for someone passionate about healthcare and committed to enhancing community well-being.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver safe and ethical care to patients and families
• Work with the interprofessional team to develop care strategies
• Conduct follow-ups according to established care plans




• Provide care across multiple community settings
• Expect to participate in an on-call rotation

Requirements:
• Registration with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives
• Proven commitment to patient care excellence
• Solid team collaboration skills
• Experience in nursing within community or primary care
• Available Monday to Friday, with on-call responsibilities

Be part of a nurturing healthcare team where your contributions matter at Atlin Hospital.
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📌 Primary Care Nurse Position at Northern Health (British Columbia)
🏢 Northern Health - BC
📍 British Columbia

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